Cricket Legends Join ICC Hall of Fame Class of 2024

Three cricket legends have been inducted into the ICC Hall of Fame, representing diverse nations: England, India, and South Africa. Alastair Cook, Neetu David and AB de Villiers joins hall of fame.

New Inductees Overview

Three cricket legends inducted as 113th, 114th, and 115th members
Celebration ceremony to be held in Dubai during ICC Women's T20 World Cup
Represents diverse cricket nations: England, India, and South Africa

Alastair Cook's Legacy

England's highest Test run-scorer with 12,472 runs

Career achievements:

- 161 Test matches (2006-2018)
- Led England to multiple Ashes victories
- Excelled in diverse conditions (Australia and subcontinent)
- Record of 159 consecutive Test matches
- Over 250 international appearances

Neetu David's Achievements

Pioneering Indian women's cricketer

Notable records:

- First Indian woman to take 100 ODI wickets
- 141 wickets in 97 ODIs
- Best bowling average (16.34) for 100+ wicket takers
- Outstanding spell of 8/53 against England (1995)
- Second Indian woman in ICC Hall of Fame
Current role as chairperson of India's national selection committee

AB de Villiers' Impact

Nicknamed "Mr. 360" for innovative batting

Career highlights:

- Over 20,000 international runs
- Record holder for fastest ODI 50, 100, and 150
- Averaged above 50 in both Tests and ODIs
- 14-year international career (2004-2018)
- Exceptional fielding abilities
- Successful in global T20 leagues

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